IQ Testing, Initially Used to Determine Intellectual Capabilities and Identify

question 3

True/False

IQ testing, initially used to determine intellectual capabilities and identify those who were "intellectually inferior" and "feeble-minded," provided the science that has been used to formulate and justify current test-based practices and policies.

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Definitions:

Signal Collision

A phenomenon occurring in a network when two signals are sent simultaneously over the same channel, causing interference and potential data loss.

Jam Signal

A special signal sent to network nodes alerting them that a data collision has occurred.

Peer-To-Peer

A decentralized network architecture where all the participants, or nodes, share part of their resources directly with each other, without going through a centralized server.

Node

A device connected to a network such as a computer, a peripheral (such as a printer), or a communications device (such as a modem).